Byram, 29, has penned a one-year deal following a successful 
The York-born player, who left Leeds to join West Ham in early January, joins on a free transfer following the expiration of his deal at Norwich City, where he worked with United chief Daniel Farke.
Byram was released by Norwich in May after an injury-hit time at Carrow Road.
Sam Byram, who has rejoined Leeds United on a free transfer. He could make his return in Sunday’s Championship opener with Cardiff City. Picture courtesy of LUFC.
The versatile defender will provide an option and cover in both full-back positions and become the club’s third summer signing after the additons of Ethan Ampadu and Karl Darlow.
Speaking about Byram in pre-season, Farke said: “Sam is obviously a top, top player once he’s fit and a top class character, a Leeds academy product, he’s had a really good spell here and he’s homegrown which is also important for the Championship.
“He’s an experienced player, that’s what we need in a few positions.”
Byram could make his second debut in Sunday’s Championship clash with Cardiff City at Elland Road.
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Bulut has certainly displayed his ambition by swooping for a wide range of talent that, all things considered, should greatly improve Cardiff’s fortunes this term.
Merely a few months ago, it would have been next to impossible to envisage Karlan Grant and Josh Bowler, two wingers with serious Championship credentials, signing for the club on loan, whereas Dimitros Goutas and Ike Ugbo have both started their Cardiff careers in the best possible way, too.
Yakou Meite, meanwhile, represents a shrewd pickup following his departure from Reading over the summer, and supporters are naturally optimistic as to what success could be fueled from the scintillating homecoming of Aaron Ramsey.
Cardiff have worked diligently to attract this degree, and indeed calibre of fresh faces to South Wales, though it does not appear that they are willing to rest upon their laurels just yet ahead of the transfer deadline at the end of the month.
Yesterday’s 2-2 draw at Leeds United provided many positives, but it also fed into the school of thought that Cardiff still require a busy final month if they are to compete at the right end of the table this time around.
